GMC Yukon Lift

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jerseyjonny

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as everyone else has said you can spend a couple of hundred dollars on keys and leveling kits and tires or you can spend a couple grand on a thru and thru lift and put good size tires on it. it all depends on what kind of money you are looking to spend
 

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Lug nuts on BBS wheels

What kind of lug nuts did you use when mounting the bbs wheels? I just got a set of BBS RD wheels and I have been told I have to use a flat washer style lug nut and not concentrical. The flat washer is hard to find in a 14mm x 1.5.
 

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I just had a Zone 6" lift put on a 2000 Yukon Xl

They say it retains the factory ride, I have to say they are pretty close.

I also installed a ranch hand legend Grille Guard, MT baja ATZ 35's and pro comp wheels.

I drove it down Highway 17 from Santa Cruz to the bay area and it felt very similar to stock (except for sitting 11" higher)

I would recommend Zone lifts to everybody...

One problem I have found is that the 35's are rubbing in the front, at the back side of the tire. (on the inner fender) I'm sure this is a problem with most 6" lifts and 35's, but figured I should throw it out there.

Here are some pics.
 

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